Xiaomi has rebranded its Android interface to HyperOS, moving away from the familiar MIUI name, which has been used since the company’s entry into the smartphone industry. The latest version, HyperOS 2.1, is available in China. Initially, it was believed that this version would be limited to that region, but a blog named Xiaomitime has reportedly found the “Global” version of the firmware, labeled OS2.0.100.0.VNAMIXM.
Features of HyperOS 2.1
The new HyperOS 2.1 for international models is said to bring “Super Xiao Ai” to compatible devices, enhancing the AI experience. Additionally, it appears to introduce a feature similar to BeaconLink, which is a short-range communication tool that works without Wi-Fi or SIM, similar to what OnePlus smartphones offer.
Moreover, this update is expected to enhance gaming, improve camera functionalities, and refine the home screen user experience. HyperOS 2.1 is reportedly built on Android 15 and updates the security patch level to January 2025.
Update Timeline
The global version of the Xiaomi 14 Ultra is anticipated to be the first device to receive this update, which makes sense since it is currently Xiaomi’s top-tier device priced at $1,059.50 on Amazon in many regions. The rollout for all eligible devices could take place by the end of February 2025.
If this new information is correct, HyperOS 2.1 may also be the pre-installed software on upcoming devices like the Poco F7, F7 Pro, and/or Ultra.
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